A Florida woman with no apparent personal connection to Donald Trump bequeathed the former president a condo in a community for the 55-and-up crowd. Forbes staff writer Zach Everson joins "Forbes Talks" to discuss.

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Former NFL linebacker Brandon Copeland sat down with Forbes senior writer Jabari Young at the Nasdaq MarketSite to discuss financial literacy tips for NFL players as the 2024 season nears. Copeland also shared insights into his real estate portfolio and provided guidance on getting started with investing."

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On "Forbes Talks," Forbes Dividend Investor Editor John Dobosz spoke to Forbes Markets Reporter Hank Tucker about the sharp stock market sell-off, what precipated these massive one-day moves, and what could come next.

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The deal was one of several challenges facing the federal business of the $7.3 billion AI startup, whose CEO Alexandr Wang has become an outspoken advocate of American national security amid the threat of China. One expert called the optics “horrible.”

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Suzy Batiz filed for bankruptcy twice before inventing a toilet spray that made her one of America's richest self-made entrepreneurs. In a conversation with ForbesWomen editor Maggie McGrath, Batiz dishes on her strategy--and the future of her company.

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Maureen O'Brien joins 'Forbes Talks' with Ali Jackson-Jolley to discuss DEI issues and Women reaching their full potential in the corporate world.

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Terrance Williams, the CEO and President of TruStage, joins ‘Forbes Talks’ to discuss DEI in the finance industry and his path to becoming the first black CEO of TruStage.

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Bernadette Joy, the chief educator of Crash Your Money Goals, joins 'Forbes Talks,' to discuss tax filing tips to save entrepreneurs a significant amount of money.

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Maria Gracia Santillana Linares, a Forbes reporter, joins ‘Forbes Talks’ to discuss NFTs being rebranded and making a corporate comeback.

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Regina McCann Hess, a CFDA and CFP, joins ‘Forbes Talks’ to discuss navigating the financial challenges of divorce.

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On "Forbes Talks," Forbes Director of Research for Digital Assets Steven Ehrlich spoke to Forbes Crypto Reporter Nina Bambysheva about the steep drop in cryptocurrency prices, the drop in Bitcoin value, and what could come next.

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Matt Schulz is currently with LendingTree as one of the company's public faces. Schulz speaks with schools, companies and media outlets about personal finance and money. His experience includes public engagements such as: TV appearances, speaking, workshops and education.

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Alexi Robichaux is the CEO and co-founder of BetterUp, the human transformation platform and inventor of digital coaching. As CEO, Alexi leads BetterUp’s mission to enable all people to live with greater clarity, purpose, and passion.

Alexi was recently recognized on Forbes Future of Work 50 alongside luminaries and leaders shaping the workplace of tomorrow, today. He regularly contributes to publications such as Harvard Business Review and Entrepreneur, and has been featured in Fast Company, WSJ, Financial Times, and Fortune, among others, discussing the topics most relevant to leaders, organizations and their employees.

Prior to BetterUp, Alexi was Director of Product Management at VMware. He led product and design teams to build enterprise collaboration software that earned Gartner’s “best in class” distinction. He also witnessed the changing relationship between employees and employers that is key to future human flourishing and innovation.

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Liz Agbor-Tabi is Vice President, Global Policy at Global Citizen. Liz is passionate about social impact, global health, international development, and philanthropy. She’s had a unique blend of experiences, from working with vulnerable populations in NYC to developing and implementing cross- sectoral programs globally. Liz has over 18 years of healthcare, public health/policy, international development, and urban resilience experience across the United States, Africa, Latin America, and Asia.

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Hisayuki "Deko" Idekoba is Representative Director, President and CEO of Recruit Holdings. He previously served as Executive Vice President, COO overseeing the company’s business operations and was appointed as a Director in 2019.

Deko has led the digital transformation of the Company’s numerous businesses including Jalan, travel service and Hot Pepper Beauty, beauty salon reservation service. He was responsible for transitioning print publications and marketing into online businesses, and making online booking common in the Japan market. In his previous role as Senior Vice President, he led the acquisition of Indeed and later served as CEO & President of Indeed, transforming the Company into the leading global HR technology company it is today.

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Circle CEO and Founder Jeremy Allaire sat down with Forbes Assistant Managing Editor Diane Brady to talk about why the upcoming year for crypto markets and how mainstream financial institutions may begin to accept crypto as a mainstream financial instrument.

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Carl Eschenbach is co-CEO at Workday, and has been a member of the company’s board of directors since 2018.Prior to Workday, Carl was a general partner at venture capital firm Sequoia Capital since April 2016. Previously, Carl spent 14 years at VMware, Inc.—a global virtual infrastructure software provider—in various roles including president, chief operating officer, acting chief financial officer, and executive vice president of worldwide field operations.

Prior to joining VMware in 2002, Carl held various sales management positions with Inktomi; 3Com Corporation; Lucent Technologies, Inc.; and EMC. Throughout his career, Carl has been an active board member for leading technology companies including Aurora Innovation, Inc.; Palo Alto Networks, Inc.; Snowflake, Inc.; UiPath, Inc.; and Zoom Video Communications, Inc. Carl also continues to stay involved with Sequoia in a venture partner capacity.Carl received an Electronics Technician diploma from DeVry University.

Workday CEO Carl Eschenbach sat down with Forbes Assistant Managing Editor Diane Brady to talk about AI and the trust gap it can create, how ti bridge those gaps, and why we can’t over-regulate AI.

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Dana Glatz is the Founder of Global Impact Alliance and a weaver of strong partnerships and ecosystems; a bridge between worlds: the investment & spiritual world, management consulting & indigenous wisdom, entrepreneurship & transformation, the world of business & conscious communities.

As Advisor and Path Finder in the field of impact investing and transformation, she works with impact investors, corporates, and impact entrepreneurs to facilitate the emergence of an Age of Wisdom.

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David Delisle is a successful author, entrepreneur and real estate investor with a background as a financial advisor and marketing director. But most importantly, he is a dad. He has been investing since he was eleven years old and is passionate about passing on the lessons he’s learned, which he has done through his upcoming book The Golden Quest- Your Journey to a Rich Life.

It teaches kids (and adults) how to live a rich life and create the freedom for what is most important to them…the Awesome Stuff. David is a contributor to Entrepreneur, a millionaire mentor for Money Club, and has been featured on countless podcasts, including Impacting Life 24/7, and The Mind of George Show.

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Shinobu Hindert is a Certified Financial Planner™ professional, money expert, and creator of Empowered Planning, LLC. She spent the first half of her career working for some of the largest financial institutions in the United States, including Smith Barney and Fidelity Investments. As a financial adviser, she created personalized financial plans for high-net-worth individuals all across the country, overseeing more than $350 million in client assets.

Now Shinobu has taken all her knowledge and created a simple, proven method for teaching personal finance. She has delivered over five hundred live workshops covering a wide range of topics, from budgeting to estate planning. Her goal is to simplify the complex world of investing and empower women everywhere to reach financial freedom.

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In 2019, before the pandemic, 3.7% of children aged 5 to 17 were schooled primarily at home either by parents or through virtual classes, up from 2% in 1999, according to a survey by the National Center for Education Statistics, which attributes that increase in part to information technology making home instruction more feasible. The NCES doesn’t have more recent data yet, but an analysis by the Washington Post found the number of homeschooled children has surged 51% since the 2017-18 school year. Meanwhile, private school enrollment rose just 7% while public school enrollment declined 4%. The big spurt in homeschooling came during the 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 school years, when virtual classes and mask mandates were widespread. Since then, as public schools have returned to (more or less) normal, homeschooling numbers have dropped some, but held on to much of their pandemic era gains. Notably, some of the students who fled public school for home during the pandemic are now enrolling in microschools.

Emma Whitford, an education reporter for Forbes, joins ‘Forbes Talks’ to discuss the factors contributing to the surge in homeschooling.

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The first and only major release of the year in the Marvel Cinematic Universe delivered a major boost to the box office and the franchise as a whole, which hit the $30 billion global gross mark with the $444.3 million worldwide opening of “Deadpool & Wolverine”—as the latest Deadpool film broke several domestic records over the weekend.

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After 27 years with Nike as his biggest sponsor, Tiger Woods confirmed Monday in a statement on X that he and the apparel giant were parting ways, ending a partnership that has paid him more than $500 million (before taxes and agents’ fees), according to Forbes estimates.

The deal accounts for more than a quarter of the 48-year-old golfer’s estimated $1.8 billion in career pretax earnings—a record total for an active athlete, roughly $300 million ahead of No. 2 Cristiano Ronaldo—and dwarfs the PGA Tour-record $121 million he has made in prize money.

It is also a big reason that Woods joined Forbes’ billionaires list in 2022, becoming one of only two athletes to enter the three-comma club while still active in their sports, along with NBA superstar LeBron James. (Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson are the other two athlete billionaires, but each reached the milestone long after he had retired from basketball.) Woods, who led Forbes’ list of the world’s highest-paid athletes every year from 2002 to 2011, now has an estimated net worth of $1.1 billion.

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Kelly Phillips Erb, a senior writer for Forbes, joins ‘Forbes Talks’ to discuss IRS whistleblower laws after a TikTok video went viral about reporting your ex to the IRS.

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Steven Ehrlich, the director of Forbes digital assets, joins ‘Forbes Talks’ to discuss the SEC possibly approving Bitcoin ETF applications as soon as this week.

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As we move into 2024, it is clear that the market and the world in general is changing quickly. The ability to adapt and to change with the times is a necessity. How does that happen in the investing world? Doing very careful research into stocks, exchange-traded funds and other investment vehicles for growing income in 2024 and beyond.

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As the clock ticks down to the end of 2023, our minds turn to 2024, and what the future may hold. As we examine our investments and, perhaps, decide to change a few things or start something new, here is a diverse group of mutual funds to consider for next year.

Rob Isbitts, a senior contributor for Forbes and founder of ETFyourself.com, joins ‘Forbes Talks’ to discuss the four best mutual funds for 2024.

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Jordan Live is the CEO and Founder of Living Live, a 501(c)3 non-profit based in Atlanta, GA, dedicated to empowering BIPOC creatives in the arts and culture. Jordan's goal is to promote, produce, and provide access to a variety of arts experiences encompassing the visual, media, and performing arts. We encourage artistic expression in creatives of color to explore their dreams and develop their talents.

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It’s been a decade since Chip Wilson was pushed out of his yoga-inspired fashion brand. The billionaire, who dumped most of his stake in a move that cost him up to $13 billion, is still searching for a new legacy – backing another sportswear company, investing in real estate and racing to cure a rare disease.

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Jennifer Prudhome Booker is the Senior Manager of Digital Site Experience. The business operates in the growing digital world of e-commerce and product management. Booker has a background in content strategy and marketing experience. She continues to receive much admiration for her diverse commitment to the retail and tech industry.

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Milton Newton is an American professional basketball executive and former player. He is the assistant general manager of the Milwaukee Bucks of the National Basketball Association. Newton played basketball as a small forward and attended University of Kansas. He helped lead his team to the Final Four national championship in 1989. After college, Newtown played professionally in Belgium and Australia.

Since he has worked at a scout for the Philadelphia 76ers and Assistant Director of the USA Basketball Team. In September 2013, he was hired by the Minnesota Timberwolves as their general manager, but was let go by the team in May 2016.

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Engineer Ross M. Brown, who built and sold an industrial conglomerate for more than $400 million, is donating nearly all his wealth to promising mid-career chemistry and physics professors at a range of universities.

Caltech announced Friday morning that engineering entrepreneur and alumnus Ross M. Brown is donating $400 million to the university to support fundamental science research. However, there’s an unusual element to the generous gift, called the Ross Brown Investigators Program: It’s designed to support mid-career physics and chemistry professors–but the academics getting the financial awards won’t be at Caltech.

This is the first large gift of its kind where the recipient of the donation will turn around and give nearly all of it to faculty at other universities. “Caltech won't be eligible to receive any of the investigator awards, just because of the conflict of interest, nor will they be allowed to sit on the science advisory board. So it's really Caltech’s general interest in science itself that has led them to get to where they are,” explains Brown, who graduated from Caltech in 1956 with a degree in mechanical engineering and obtained a master's degree from the Pasadena, California university the following year.

Caltech will administer the program, while an independent review board will choose eight fellows annually from more than a dozen invited universities across the country. Each chosen investigator will receive a $2 million, five-year fellowship. Caltech will administer the program until 2070, assuming sufficient returns on invested funds.

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If the past is precedent, the vice president will be able to cash in on the 2024 election whether she ends up as commander-in-chief or not.

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Iga Świątek, Eileen Gu and Coco Gauff are the top earners for the past 12 months as tennis players continue to dominate the annual pay ranking. With Serena Williams retired and Naomi Osaka sidelined for the year as she recovered from injuries and then childbirth, the list of the world’s highest-paid female athletes has a new No. 1: 22-year-old Polish tennis star Iga Świątek, who made an estimated $23.9 million in 2023 (before taxes and agents’ fees). Since Forbes introduced the ranking in 2008, Maria Sharapova is the only other woman to have claimed the crown, reigning for eight straight years until Williams took over in 2016.

Świątek’s monster year included the women’s singles title at the French Open, and four new endorsement deals, but it’s also no coincidence that she—like Osaka, Williams and Sharapova before her—plays tennis. Twelve of the world’s 20 highest-paid female athletes, and nine of the top 10, come from the sport, which offers sizable prize money and ample marketing opportunities for female athletes.

Golf and soccer each have two athletes represented in this year’s top 20, with badminton, basketball, gymnastics and freestyle skiing rounding out the list with one athlete apiece.

Combined, the 20 top-earning women made an estimated $226 million in 2023. That is a 13% drop from 2022’s $258 million, but the decline can be attributed almost entirely to the loss of Williams (who hauled in $41.3 million on last year’s list) and Osaka’s tumble to $15 million (from $51.1 million in 2022) amid her long layoff.

Forbes SportsMoney Reporter Justin Birnbaum, joins 'Forbes Talks' to list the highest paid female athletes.

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If we view the economic value of college based solely on the direct outcomes of post-graduation performance, then perhaps we're evaluating the investment based on incongruent objectives and misaligned time horizons. That is to say, my career-based decisions should be based on my career goals. As such, I should choose the best course of action to increase my likelihood of achieving them. For some, that might mean a college degree; for others, perhaps not.

If we only measure the value of college based on immediate value realization, then we likely ignore the long-term financial benefits that college provides, like the network.

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As the cost of college continues to rise, public discourse around higher education has sparked debate about whether the investment is worth it. Considering that college graduates' salaries have been outpaced by the costs of a degree, it's no wonder that consumer confidence has waned. Any other economic exchange would warrant such scrutiny, so it's essential that we view college in market terms, not just as a social chevron.

But what is the economic exchange between higher ed and would-be students? Prior generations were indoctrinated with the belief that a college degree promised a "good job" and good-standing status in society. However, the democratization of technology has reduced barriers to entry and created new opportunities for budding entrepreneurs and savvy creators to subvert these traditional paths and still obtain similar benefits that would typically come with having a degree. Some even argue that these outcomes are more likely to be achieved without the debt that so many students must accrue to get the degree and realize its potential benefit.

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Dr. Marcus Collins, author and marketing professor at the University of Michigan, joins Forbes to discuss the importance of considering "cultural capital" when making the crucial decision of where to go to college.

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Shawn Henry serves as chief security officer of CrowdStrike since 2012. Henry joined after retiring from the FBI senior executive service. He founded the company's security practices and its world-renowned incident response and professional services practice.

Prior to joining CrowdStrike, Shawn oversaw half of the FBI’s investigative operations as Executive Assistant Director, including all FBI criminal and cyber investigations worldwide, international operations, and the FBI’s critical incident response to major investigations and disasters. He also managed computer crime investigations spanning the globe, established the National Cyber Investigative Joint Task Force, and received the Presidential Rank Award for Meritorious Executive for his leadership in enhancing the FBI’s cyber capabilities.

Shawn Henry, chief security officer of Crowdstrike and FBI veteran, joins 'Forbes Talks' to share the new tools and risks from AI, hacking and legacy tech.

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At most private schools, few students pay the list price. A new Forbes tool gives you a quick idea of what your real price might be. Plus, we’ve got advice on the longer process of getting a final financial offer, beginning with filling out the new FAFSA form.

Emma Whitford, an education reporter for Forbes, joins Rosemarie Miller on ‘Forbes Talks’ to discuss calculating the true cost of college tuition beyond the listed price.

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Guild, now titled 'Guild Education' is an employee training and education provider to corporate employers. Guild also offers marketing education services. Guild Education was founded in June 2015 by Rachel Romer Carlson and Brittany Stich. Some of Guild's major corporate clients include: Walmart, Target, and Macy's.

Terrance Cummings, Chief Opportunity Officer of Guild Education, joins 'Forbes Talks' with Ali Jackson-Jolley to discuss the DEI industry and possible changes ahead to the industry.

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When Donald Trump’s loyalists installed his daughter-in-law Lara Trump as co-chair of the Republican National Committee in March, it helped the former president further solidify his control over the GOP. It also put more Republican donor dollars into the pocket of a Trump. Forbes staff writer Zach Everson joins "Forbes Talks" to discuss.

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Jake Shane, is a comedian that posts a hodgepodge of content: impressions of historical events, pranks and food reviews. While his videos are often lighthearted, they touch on serious issues too: his OCD, anxiety and mental health. His followers include big-name celebrities like the Jonas Brothers and Charli and Dixie D'Amelio. Earlier this year, he was featured on TikTok's debut LGBTQ+ Pride Visionary Voices List.

Jake Shane, known as Octopuslover8 on TikTok, shares his approach to looking at life as one big “bit.” Here’s how he’s using content to build a lucrative career, his expectations for the future of the creator economy and his big-screen goals.

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“It should cost a billion to look this good,” Beyoncé sings on “Pure/Honey” from her 2022 album, Renaissance. Given the stellar year the 42-year-old entertainer has had, money doesn’t appear to be a problem—she is now on a glidepath to becoming a billionaire, with a net worth of $800 million, Forbes estimates.

In June, Beyoncé ranked No. 48 on Forbes’ annual list of the richest self-made women in America, with a net worth of $540 million. The dramatic boost to her fortune can be attributed to her substantial 2023 earnings—she banked an estimated $100 million (post-tax) from the Renaissance World Tour—as well as an adjustment to Forbes’ estimate of her music catalog and her art collection. Sources tell Forbes the singer’s catalog is now worth some $300 million. The remainder of her net worth is made up of the personal assets she shares with her billionaire husband, Jay-Z, as well as her business holdings through Parkwood Entertainment, which she founded in 2010. (Representatives for Beyoncé did not respond to Forbes’ request for comment.)

One of the major drivers to the increase to Beyoncé’s net worth was her blockbuster Renaissance tour, which ran from May to October and spanned 39 cities in 17 countries. Renaissance brought in more than $579 million in revenue, making it one of the top 10 highest-grossing tours in history, according to Billboard.

“She’s one of the music gods,” IAG chairman Dennis Arfa, who represents acts including Billy Joel and Metallica, tells Forbes. “The business she does, and the amount of people that she draws, that she can do a movie on her own. She can do things most can’t.”

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Bill Schaninger, Senior Partner of Modern Executive Solutions, joins "Forbes Talks" to discuss the past year's workplace trends, AI, and the segregation of Corporate America.

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